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You won't find a more comprehensive preview to the Grand National this weekend as we're joined by Jenny Prest from William Hill. Dan & Kev look ahead to the Premier League, FA Cup Semi-Finals and the Chinese Grand Prix in an extended edition this week.

As part of its quest to find 100 creative individuals through the Samsung Global Blogger programme to report on London 2012, Samsung's Andrew Garrihy says the upcoming Olympic Games will be the most digitally and socially accessible event to date. Samsung are calling on those interested to send in a 30-second audition clip to their site, explaining why YOU should be selected to visit the Capital and report on the experience as you see it. To send in your clip, go to http://www.samsungglobalblogger.com

We caught up with one of Britain's best known travel bloggers Paul Steele. The 'Bald Hiker' is part of the Samsung Global Blogger programme, which aims to recruit 100 talented, young people to report on their experiences of the Olympic Games this summer in London. Auditions are open now and you can submit your 30-second video clip to http://www.samsungglobalblogger.com for your chance to be selected

Dan & Kev are here to discuss the week's big news as we look ahead to a comprehensive Bank Holiday weekend of Premier League action. We also look at England's progress in Sri Lanka, whilst there's a host of horse racing to get your teeth in to over the long weekend. And we tell you how YOU can be involved in the Olympic Games this summer courtesy of official sponsors Samsung.

Samsung has launched its Samsung Global Blogger programme, looking to recruit around 100 people from 20 different countries to report on their London 2012 Olympic Games experience using the latest Samsung smartphone technology. We spoke to Rory Copus, who took part in the initiative in the Winter Youth Olympics in Innsbruck back in January, on why you should audition. To submit your 30-second video audition, go to http://www.samsungglobalblogger.com

Samsung has partnered with MSN to promote its Global Blogger programme for the London 2012 Olympic Games. The electronic giant will utilise MSN's vast online network to promote the initiative, looking to recruit 100 bloggers from around the world to report on their experiences of the Olympic Games. We spoke to Microsoft's Senior Brand Strategist Jonathan Oliver on why MSN are working with Samsung. For your chance to enter the competition, visit http://www.samsungglobalblogger.com

Samsung's Vice President Sunny Hwang says he is delighted to have launched the Samsung Global Blogger programme for this year's London 2012 Olympic Games. Samsung are a top tier sponsor of the event and are looking to recruit around 100 bloggers from 20 countries to report on their experiences of the Games using the latest Samsung smartphone technology. For your chance to become a Samsung Global Blogger, visit http://www.samsungglobalblogger.com

Another weekend, and another sporting podcast as we look back at an eventful week domestically, and look ahead to a crucial weekend of Premier League action. We'll hear an extended interview with Stuart Lancaster, after he was confirmed as England's full time Rugby Union coach, having guided the side to 2nd in the Six Nations during his temporary charge. Things continue to go badly for England's cricket team. The world's number 1 Test side has suffered its fourth straight defeat, having succumbed to a 75-run loss in the First Test against Sri Lanka. That follows a 3-0 whitewash against Pakistan earlier in the year. And in football there's an important round of games at the top and bottom of the league. Can City maintain their 100% home record to keep the pressure on United? Can Wolves end a horrific run of 1 win in 16 games when they host Bolton? Dan & Kev discuss and debate all the week's big news.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan is an ambassador for NatWest Cricketforce. The event, taking place from Friday March 30 - April 1, aims to help out over 1,900 local cricket clubs improve their facilities ahead of the new season with the help of volunteers and local businesses. To find your local club taking part, visit http://www.natwest.com/cricket

The final GDP revision of the 2011 Q4 figure are out, which show the economy contracted by 0.3%, down from its initial estimate of 0.2%. Alpari's James Hughes joined us after the figures and says it isn't all doom and gloom. Global forex trading @ http://www.alpari.co.uk